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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1734, 15 June 1886, Page 4

LIST OF PEOFEBTiJiiJ> For Sale BY STEVENS dV GORTON, E>and and \ Stock > A gentH, BULLS. RANCHTI^Bt AND PALMEItgfONv NORTH 1000 Acres Native leasehold, Eketahimaßl ot, Wairarapa Diifrict, 18.yeare.to run. Improvements \ 180 acres m grass, small honse, considerable qaantity of.fencing, well watbred. Mastertofl Main r Road and Wood ville- Master ton Railway, now m progress, gc throu .h. the centre of the blook ?rice very moderate. - 115>> acres, freehold, first-class agrioultural and grazing farm, ait- • uated within^Wo miles of 'Halcombe. Good metal road r^jn- - . rnin^ thronghit^ fenced and Bubdi^ded into 13-j]|addol?ks;; "§e}X watered ; good ;I Cornea d^« lin^ house, two stables, grantryj . wowshed, cottage, slaughteij ho^se, and, other convenient buildings; stock-yard, .eto. 472 acres freehold first-cla^s agricul tufal and grazing farnj, adjoin, ing Township . and sub-divided' into-115 padt docks; 9-roomed dwellingjiomel - s, stall stable, i granary/ and^iiecoessary outbuildings.. Land ot , the very • best Price*- .^!^ r gain^ -;_•;,• r . j; . : : ;-. '.:<',-'' 542 acres freehold, Section 04, b#, and 56, Township of Sandon, »,. good agricnltnral grazing farm; fenced and sub-divided into 9 paddocks, 6 -roomed dwellings honse, stable, gran^^ ?ind?xie<?t cessary ontbuOdings ; VritH : "pr "without stock, m j 2^2 acres, a veryi well-improvei Farm, close to Palmerston North . being .Seotion^-423 j ;-and--^25; Kairanga District. 165 acres m :■ good grass, balance exceptinfgJo I acres burnt and sown. 2 gooa !' : '•• '->: Dweiling-honses and Dairies. <-) V V»>W :. acres, Secoions 12, 13, and part \ !■ 'of 851, portion fronting 'Hailway . .i-iiine, Foxton f t 6 Palmprston; ; I; ; ; all cleared excepting 15 ijaores :; t ' .>' 35acres m good grass ;, ; 70-burnt| T ■ and sown. Good 6,-roomcd House, i ; Stablei^Shed, and Qrpiiard. j. v : 5*7 acres freehold. One of the best •> grazing farms on the West Coast* - Situated within 1^ miles of . Longburn Railway Station, the Junction between the Welling- ' ton and Manawatu and the Wanganni and Foxton Railways, • • : :' and within .5 miles, of Paliherston N. Has been drained; partially ploughed, fenced and sml^ . divided into eight paddockß, all excepting 50 acres bush, left for shelter, cleared and m excellent 16 roomed dwelling-house, ■ orchard, gardeu, and all necetwarj " outbuildings to, make the fara v complete,- , : Part of sectidn v<l2, ; Carnarvon, containing 12^ acres. -„.-.. ■ ' : .; ;, 7^ aores r section 53^ near. town* I ship and railway 1 station, Hal* combe. . 500. acres, -section " 61, Manchester ■ Block /fronting Junction Road;: ' ■r 384 acres, section 319 on plan. of« Carnarvon^'fenoedr^romid, and ; ; withintwo miles of the railway '„ station. ■19i>' acres,, Sections^ 1 and 14, BoAny-j V. : thorpe, bushrifaria; V 140 acres feileii land m grasfe,,* good house erected pn property; and alarge amount of stab fenc- ' ing put n p .— r . j 2()0 ;aor^j..j^^-^/|tak!iib;fßnoeS "■;'. . ,^s^^(E«s>cleared and: m '.«.'. ; ::i ?grass^;^botfTotara m Spheres v rJ^of for-sbjilterv "*"' :^fln^n^;y^^|m^e^ tided wit^aTla^^-^d^^own^ _ . Auctioneers^. Bulls;^- flir::i&(jf ' • warding Agency. J "! t " \ -Forißatea l&nd )Fa|lf Particnliifsi >■ pOIXAKD -SIMEC TATEJPi). tQUAYV : Opposite Mi Hogan & Co.'b Store. .Strict attention will joe given to punctuality; m forwarding and receiving parcels to and from Wsvnganuilind elsewhere. -Next.pi Sin Registry, Hotel Brokers and Valuator, Custom House and General Com] missibn Agents, Stock and Sharebrokera. i I>abor Agents.; Town Parcels Deliverfi ;'■-'• dash'Buydra of Fnrit, Eg^ Bp = 'xafr\ ? Poultev : ' : :-:- .Y-Jy-^.'^ '■, : ~;^ , Ghfrcoal. . iGhajpoai.; • l*/ ; Jti3f .Burn^Goal when lyotr can ge CHARCOAL as? Chea'pi liasls Longer, {More Heat, and Much Gleaner. Can be had m any^qaantitiesdf theupderi ■;■;..-• signed^ ' • v " ■■:■ W. G: Lelg-h, TERRACE-ST., PALMERSTON N GBATEF^L^GOMFORTrNG.* :&¥s%s&&!s&■.: "By a thorough knowledge of the natural ilaw - ' which govera the operations of digestion and nntri> tion, aud by a careful application of tiie flue proper - .■' ties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has profide* our breakfast . ables with ' a delicate^flaronred beverage whion niay.saY.e. us, many heavy dwstord bills. It is by the. judicious vie of such article* 6 diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to .dUießse. -Hundreds of. subtle: moladiesi are floating ° around us ready to attack wbererer there.i« » weak ' point. We may escape many a fatal' shaft by keep ' ing ourselves well fortified-, with pure, blood and* ' properly nourished frame --See article m the Civil Service Gaz«te. : s : , ; ■ Made simply with boiling water or milk. So n^bpaototg by Gwdew, labelled thai •— JIAMES EPPS & GO.,' •• #r - HOMO3OPATHIO CHEMISTS, V / LbN DON. MjdtUULISLI)- 1